Ok, as some of you know, my cat just started spraying, and i went out a got some vinegar today, and i want to know the proper way to use it.. Like do u just put it on a cloth and wipe the wall/where ever he sprayed, or like do i have to do something else.. thx in advance for help..
Correct way to use vinegar**Updated with other stuff**
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Vinegar will not help. You need to clean with an enzymatic cleaner that will actually break down the urine. Your cat will not be fooled by putting one scent (vinegar) on top of another (cat pee).
Has your cat been neutered yet? If not, better get it done before the spraying becomes a habit!
Cheers,
Dr. Jean
Has your cat been neutered yet? If not, better get it done before the spraying becomes a habit!
Cheers,
Dr. Jean
There are tons of enzymatic cleaners available in actual pet shops...and there are also some that can be ordered online through PetSmart.com and Petco. The smell will be destroyed permanently for both you and your cat if the directions for the product are followed carefully.
Ok, tomorrow, im going to look around to see what my local pet store has, and hopefully they will have some in stock, because i need this spray NOW..
Ok, i would like to know how to use this stuff... Right after he sprays, do i just spray it on there then wipe it up, or wipe up what he did, then spray the stuff...Sorry for all of the newbie questions, but this is my first cat i ever had, im not used to all of this stuff...
Ok, i would like to know how to use this stuff... Right after he sprays, do i just spray it on there then wipe it up, or wipe up what he did, then spray the stuff...Sorry for all of the newbie questions, but this is my first cat i ever had, im not used to all of this stuff...
I hope I'm not too late with a reply. I never check the internet on the weekends (sorry). I highly recommend Nature's Miracle. The downside to it is that it will smell stronger after you put it on the stain, but the smell will go away entirely once it's dry. You'll need to keep kitty away from it until it dries completely. I usually put a fan on the spot to help it dry faster. It's available at Petsmart.
would any of these products work on furniture? Stephen decided to make both messes on her blanket about a year ago b/c she was mad I was gone. Conveniently, the blanket was on the couch. I've sprayed with dog/cat urine treatment, tried carpet deoderizer, etc. But I swear sometimes when I'm sitting there, I still catch a wiff.
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If you clean it with an enzyme cleaner, you should be able to get rid of the odor entirely. You might have to spray very deeply, which is not good for the furniture, but what choice do we have?
There is a product called Nilodor, which is suppoesed to erase odors completely. It's available at drugstores. You can also get it online in Petsmart, I believe, in a spray canister.
There is a product called Nilodor, which is suppoesed to erase odors completely. It's available at drugstores. You can also get it online in Petsmart, I believe, in a spray canister.
Keep in mind that you must saturate the spot entirely. I mean, use enough to get down into the padding of the carpet. And remember that it could take up to two weeks for it to dry entirely. Nature's Miracle recommended putting perforated tin foil over the spot where you use the product. Simple Solution might be the same way.
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